Here's something worthy of the Kool Aid Report. World Magazine reports that many Iron Maiden songs, far from being the harbinger of a new cultural Babylon, actually can serve to introduce listeners to the classics.
Either that, or the reviewer, like your (mostly? sometimes?) gracious host, is trying to excuse his "Wasted Years" spent listening to heavy metal as a teen and young adult.
Odds & Ends: October 2, 2026
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The Wind Beneath the Stone by David Keohan. For millennia, stone lifting
was an important part of cultures around the world. It was not only a feat
of st...
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Either that, or he's just finding another example of how common grace tends to show up in the strangest places. It's deriving too much benefit to the unwitting vessel from it (which he might be doing) that's the problem.
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